With deals being announced every day as organisations expand their content catalogues and global footprint, SlotBeats highlights a smattering of the more interesting stories. This week BF Games expanded with Uniclub Casino, Digitain bolstered its content portfolio with NetGaming and Soft2Bet inked an agreement with Skywind.
Digitain bolsters content portfolio
Sportsbook and casino platform provider Digitain has continued to bolster its content portfolio as it revealed a partnership to integrate casino games studio NetGaming.
As part of the deal, the entirety of NetGaming’s slot collection, including recent releases such as Age of Da Vinci, Kitty Cafe and Treasures of Egypt will launch across Digitain’s operator network as the provider aims to equip its partners with a range of revenue streams.
Samvel Mkrtumyan, head of external communications at Digitain said: “We are thrilled to partner with NetGaming, an exciting studio with a varied and immersive portfolio that will fit perfectly with our product suite.
“The agreement yet again demonstrates Digitain’s success and determination in equipping its partners with an industry-leading casino offering to maximise player engagement.”
Soft2Bet inks content agreement with Skywind Group
Soft2Bet has announced it has inked a new content agreement alongside Skywind Group.
Following a successful integration Skywind’s portfolio of slots content will be available across each of the online gaming operator and platform groups, which total 17 igaming and sportsbook brands.
Teodora Breskovska-Hall, head of casino at Soft2Bet, explained: “We are at a stage where our market and customer reach now spans over three major European jurisdictions.
“The content of Skywind is the perfect addition to our portfolio and will give us additional flexibility to appeal to an even wider audience of customers.
“The team at Skywind are consummate professionals and it was an absolute pleasure to work with them throughout the negotiations phase. I am looking forward to a successful and long-lasting partnership.”
Playson partners with Arena Casino
Casino software provider Playson has announced a new partnership with Arena Casino which grants the operator access to the supplier’s entire suite of slots.
Included in the deal are games such as Solar Queen, Viking Fortune: Hold and Win and Rome: Caesar’s Glory which will be integrated to Arena Casino’s platform, along with its Funky Fruit series and Timeless Fruits portfolio.
Mirko Kolak, managing director at Arena Casino, said: “We’re delighted to have struck this deal with Playson and to integrate its popular slots. We’re committed to deliver the best games available to our customers and Playson’s catalogue, along with its exciting promotional tools, will make a great addition to our offering.”
BF Games continues global expansion with Uniclub Casino
BF Games is continuing to take steps on its global expansion strategy after unveiling a content agreement with Uniclub Casino to secure further European growth.
The partnership is set to “significantly” enhance Uniclub Casino’s slot content library, as well as marking the creative development studios first entry into Lithuania.
As part of the deal, Uniclub Casino will first have access to 20 of BF Games’ “best performing” titles with an additional five games to be added, and offered exclusively for a period of six months.
White Hat Gaming partners with Revolver Gaming
White Hat Gaming has teamed up with London Headquartered online casino slot developer Revolver Gaming to add its igaming titles to its growing software platform.
The agreement will see Revolver continue its expansion into regulated markets – labelling the ambition a “cornerstone” of their business plan moving forward.
With a variety of the Revolver content suite set to go live via the White Hat platform, both parties aim to maximise the potential partnership by providing players with the “best and newest slots on the market”.
“White Hat Gaming is an outstanding full-service betting group, and we’re so excited to be working with them,” said Revolver Gaming CEO Ryan Lazarus.
